Urine therapy helps in many diseases

It has been reported that urea found in urine has anti-cancerous properties. The urea seems to disrupt the ability of cancer cells to group together and kills them by upsetting some of their normal metabolic activities. Urine therapy has been used to treat cancers of the skin, cervix, lungs, eyes, breast, and liver. Liquid urea can be injected into the skin around skin tumors or directly into the tumors themselves. Powdered urea can be applied to tumors, and it can be taken orally in liquid or pill form. This is a much less-disgusting method than urinating into a glass and drinking it.

Examples of urine based therapies
Trembling hands and knees can be helped by washing and rubbing one's own warm urine into the skin directly after one has urinated.

• All kinds of throat inflammation can be helped by gargling with urine to which a bit of saffron has been added.
• A mixture of potato- and sulphur-powder, mixed with heated, old urine helps against hair loss. One should rub this mixture into the scalp; this slows down loss of hair (calf's gall can be added if necessary).
• One can best heal injuries to the eyes with honey dissolved in the lightly boiled urine from a young man. One should wash the eyes as often as possible with this fluid.
• In the beginning stages of dropsy, one should drink one's own morning urine on an empty stomach for a prolonged period of time.
• This also helps against jaundice.

Dr. Ronnie Ng